fix(frontend): sidebar chat is not button problem

[PengyuChen01]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • The interactive sidebar element was updated to use a button for clearer semantic meaning and improved accessibility.
  • The visual styling and click functionality remain unchanged for the end-user.

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The update modifies the SideBarItemComponent by replacing the main container element from a <div> to a <button>. This change enhances the semantic meaning of the element as interactive without altering the class names, styling, event handlers, or internal logic. There are no modifications to state management or public entity declarations.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
frontend/src/components/sidebar-item.tsx	Replaced the main container element from <div> to <button>, preserving class names, the onClick event handler, and overall functionality.

Possibly related PRs

• feat(frontend): css optimization in frontend #156: Adjustments affecting the sidebar-item.tsx file's layout and styling that relate to the change of the container element, ensuring similar semantic improvements.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

frontend/src/components/sidebar-item.tsx (1)

86-162: Great accessibility improvement!

Replacing the <div> with a <button> element is an excellent change that improves the semantic meaning and accessibility of this component. Using a button for clickable elements communicates to users (especially those using screen readers) that the element is interactive, provides keyboard accessibility, and follows best practices for accessible web development.

As a minor enhancement, consider adding a type="button" attribute to the button to ensure it doesn't submit forms if it's contained within one, though this is likely not an issue in this specific context.

-    <button
+    <button type="button"
      className={cn(
        buttonVariants({
          variant,
        }),
        'relative flex w-full h-14 text-base font-normal items-center group px-2'
      )}
      onClick={handleChatClick}
    >

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